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Hi, Was wondering what ya'll coat new rubber with.

I've got a new Choke and there is a rubber piece on it. I don't want it to be destroyed by heat.


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Do not use any treatment/lubricant that contains silicone.

Silicone will contaminate/ruin any future paint applications.

Try an Internet search on "car rubber door seal treatment"

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My initial search showed people using silicone products.


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So I got some 303 protection


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As Tim mentioned any product with Silicone in it will make future paint work more difficult.


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"303® Automotive Protectant does not contain any harmful silicone oils, which can dry out and damage surfaces."

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Back in the days when cars had grease zerks a grease job included spraying all the rubber parts with Ru-Glide (sp ??). Don't know if it still exists.


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coilover We used ru-glyde 60 years ago,would shut the squeaks-up and make all rubber just feel so much better,had a squirt can ready at all times !! Haven't seen it lately,used car dealership bought it in gallon can we used it on floor mats and rubber suspension sqoeakers. Don't know of anything like it today.

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!956 Gmc Napco 4x4 Factory line built .

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!956 Gmc Napco 4x4 Factory line built .


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